The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-24

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Northwestern. 1855 Rock Island is,t4
Delaware Il Lack EEas ST. Paul pref'd-- i.sLs
Erie -...........- 32lt Texas Pacific :sJ5.
East Tennessee. Eylt Tenn Coal n Iron. :sls
Lake shore --.-.- s5s6 Union Pacific 5.ss
Louisville x Nash. s5Is New Jersey Cen ga
Memphis n Char. - Missouri Pacific. itfj
Mobile * Ohio 1885 Western Union. .51s
Cotton Seed Oil Tr..46is
Transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day
were the largest for weeks. but the increase
was entirely at the expense of quotations An
uneasy feeling over the Western failures
aggravated this morning by rumors tn the
effect that the American Exchange Bank of
Chicago in trouble, and although the story
was promptly denied some selling was INDUCED
in, and the absence of any support what
ever, London doing nothing. and out of town
orders being delayed by interruption of tele-
graphic communications: bearing room traders
made most of their advantage and attacked
the list at every vulnerable point. Numerous
stop orders were uncovered. especially i'm Jer-
sey Central and Richmond Terminal. Other
rumors of a damaging character were set
afioat. one stating that the Vice-Presldent and
Manager of the Fidelity Bank a heavy
speculaIor in the stock market, and that his
holdings were being realized upon IL WAS re-
ported that the dividend on Richmond Termi-
nal would he enjoned. and although such pro-
ceeting would lie no detriment tn the common
and selling of the bear clique in that stock.
New England was raded upon. and upon the
report of calling in of large loan on stock by
b stOu bank money was manipulated up Ia
Is per cent. and i'm the general confusion and
the announcement of favorable features met
with no recognition, the market was kept i'm
feverish and at times even panicky state
throughout the day. and recovcries at differ
ent periods lacked force, and amounted To
The opening was steady and quiet. and the
market presented the same general features
e late N.xk III
veloped marked weakness, which soon eX
tended 10 the entire list. After the end of
the nrst hour the downward movement rs
jersey Central, Richmond Terminal and sew
established. while the amount of business done
underwent "A heavy increase A general reac-
were confined to fractions. St Paul led Of on
the decline which followed, and prices were
further depressed before p m, when the
lowest figures of the day gcnertlIy
reached. The activity was largely reduced ON
the succeeding rally. but the decline was IT.
newed in the last hour, and although the close
WAS ON recovery from this decline the market
was weak. with many stocks at the lowest
prices. Total sales were $50 shares The
entire active list. without exception, is lower
this evening. the heaviest losses being New
Ts, Canada Southern, Wheeling and Lake
Erie, Jersey Central and Union Pacific Ia each,
M6Ssr, P ft ss st Paul Rsahns ami
and western Union IL. Oregon. Trans-C"nti,
MENTAL Lake shore, Kansas and Texas and
Lac kawanna per cent each.
Ce..on.
New YORE I:...e tl-tireene X Cos report
on IA futurs says: Contracts have been
fairly active and Sold higher, but the gain lid
not hold, and results again seem to demon
strate the absence of general bull feeling. Dur
pretty sharp Upward turn on the old crop,
based apparently ON quite full movement re-
ported for export; and on this gain showed 10
to III points, with new crop advancing some
five points. Later, however. ON rumoIs. con-
fidence seemed To disappear. and under free
mi lin rhs1
with the close ON near months add fail and
winter options slack under promising crop ac-
counts"
Afternoon -CottOn-Net and gross re-
eipts, q. Futures closed easy; sales, EDS
.Jnue, 10 6,i 10 %; July, 10 6SfSl0 10 August,
~ -; september. 10 3ie, 10 ~ octoier, =
@9 -: November salss 20; December,
1+sy9 -; January, ~.
Cotton firm; sales today, s,sl4, INCLUDING
2,.D for export. Middlng Uplands, HES: Or
leans, II Lie; net receipts, 20.; exports to
.sD,lG.
LIVERPOOL June -, y. m--Coton futures
June, 50 "a, seller; June-JuIy, 5i-tsi seller;
July August. 5i-64, seller; August september,
> 4-64, vaiue September-October 3 ;s.64.
seller; OctOter-November.5 sst4, seller: No
yember-December, 1854 seller; Decemicr-
seller. Futures closed quiet but steady.
GALvEsToS. June q .Cotton nominal; mid
ding, 10 916; net receipts, Il. gross 81; sales,
-: stock, 4,Ss.; exports coastwisc,-
NORFOLK. June .S-Cotton quiet mi,ldling,
lGs; net receipts, =: gross receipts, =;
sales, =; stock. 3.ol7; sales. 1: exports coast
wise. -.
BALTIMORE, June 2l-Cotton firm mid
ding. les net receipts -; gross. =: ss,is7s,
-; stock, 1894; exports to Great Britain. :
coastwise, -.
BOSTON, June 2l-Cotton quiet middling.
IL; net receipts, B gross receipts, ); sales.
none; stock, -; exports To Great Britain. -.
WILMINGTON, June 2l-Cotton firm mid
ding, lUss; net receipts, -; gross receipts,
:; sales, none; stock, 1-6B; exports coast
G.rtn ia f. IL
ding, ll5S; receipts, lB; gross receipts 2ts5
stock. l4,ss'; exports To Great Britain. :.
SAVANNAH, June 2,:-Cotton nominal; mid
ding, lOs4 net receipts. n: gross, -; sales,
-; stock, LIZA: exports coastwise, -.
NEW ORLEANS. June 2l-Cotton dull midi
ding, 10 e-i6: net receipts Es'; gross receipts.
britain. =. to the Continent. :; coastwise,
64ti to France
es: net receipts, d. gross receipts, d; sales,
-: stock, Sr. exports coastwist,s.
MEMPHIS, June g. Cotton quiet; mid
ding 1t;l Wa net receipts, ; gross receipts
AUGUSTA. June 28-Cotton quiet: middlIng.
10 1915; net receipts, 81 gross receipts. =;
CHARLESTON. June ss.-Cotton quiet but firm
-midsiling lOsa; receipts. L.: gross receipts.
Il; sales. =: stock. Us: exports coastwise =
General Markets.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour quiet
Ne; Spring Wheat, ssl4@6sls No Spring
So oats, : Mes Fo9k Lard, " sa 81;
sh@@ders boxed Sac SD Short clear sie.
boxed; s7:eses...O. WHISKY. sIIo.
Corn%Jane, @c july. ass ga August a +:
Oats. June. s;ss; July, s'1s; August,-. Moss
S65e August, : short Ribs-June, s..:s,1s
July. Ss-s2Ls; August. S6.45.
NEW YORK, June si-Southern Flour quiet
and UNCHANGED TO fair extra. s:t@;
good To choice do - lGt5.lo Wheat firm
No. red. =. June 81 4a.r.14; July, sftsss
,i i l,,S CORN s,eshy "a, No. t,s Se Isse s
July, :S5sf,:si. Hops steady. Coffet-fair Rio
dull and nominal; No. Rio July, SI5.ast
9,s' u; August. sl6asaloas september, sls;D
Molasses steady-j0 test, 1917 Rice steady and
in fair demand Cotton seed oil. 4.!ss,tt for
LIS. Tur-pentine dull attA1s Hides steady-wet
salted New Orleans selected. - and "a pounds.
gls1l0- Texas selected, "A AMI IA pounds, 10.
Wool quiet Pork steady-mess quoted at SIS
6tl5-s5 for new. Beef dull Midsiies unchanged.
Lard l3tl3 points higher Western steam,
S56sd6..O. freights steady
ST. LOUIS, June sl-F1our quiet easy and
unchanged Wheat irregular-No. = red. cash.
-; June: .Jst: July, .isst.;Fss- Corn irregular
az June asls bid whisky. sI05 Pro.
visions quiet. Pork-irregtIar new. SIS. Lard.
Sd To- Dry Salt Meats, boxed shoulders, $50. l.:
long clear, s..S. clear ribs, $40. short ribs,
$40. Bacon-boxed shoulders 50; long clear,
Ss5; clear ribs. =. -; short clear, ss-.O. Hams
steady at Sll-sstsh.
CINCINNATI, June gl-Flour weak Wheat
dull and nominal No. red. as Corn i'm fair
demand-No. mixed. -. Oats quiet-No.
nr Stronger at % Ana :sy AZ r sa
but unchanged Bacon steady and unchanged
whisky steady at Slu. Hogs steady-common
and light, si"s14-so; packing and butchers.
S+.aGf4.lO.
LOUISVILLE, June 2l-Grain quiet. Wheat
No, red. 81 Corn-No. mixed. a. Oats
rib sies - -: clear sides ~ scsIs- -h.,.lers